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Q. What do call a lizard that gets up on stage and changes colour?
A. A stand-up chameleon!
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Q. What do you call a cross between Count Dracula and an antelope?
A. Vlad the impala!
It's no joke being a comedian.
Over many an odd article published in the press the day before—
While I was blinking, scarcely thinking, suddenly there came a clanging,
As of a postman on my doorbell hanging, on my knocker banging, banging.
"Tis Amazon delivery", I said, "I hope they'll put it in the shed".
But sadly it was left next door.
So are regular mealtimes ('Breakfast is the most important meal of the day') essential to health? It doesn't work for me.
"Just askin'," as William said.
All comments welcome!
Does anyone know
Why rooks and crows just go 'Caw'.
When according to Edgar Allen Poe
The raven quoth 'Nevermore'.
"Whatever you may think, being an undertaker is a noble profession", said Tom stiffly.
Erin!
There were two birds sat on a twig.
One was small, the other big.
One was thin, the other fat.
And there they sat, and sat, and sat.
Last night I visited a skewniverse
Where all the snowflakes have seven sides.
Who could ask for anything less?
It was Spring so my umbrella
flapping up
Kept on and down again
When Little Willie knew his parents slept,
Into their cosy room he crept,
And placed electrodes on their toes.
All in the cause of Science; I suppose.
Q. What's the difference between a feather duvet and a wombat?
A. One is down over and the other is down under.
Shaking the snow from my head
Who noticed?
What's the difference between government economic policy and a grassy meadow?
The first is definitely austerity but the second is definitely horse territory.
Q. Why are ironic pigs like an Asian alcoholic drink?
A. Because they are wry swine.
Q. Why did the Oyster feel run down?
A. Because of low shell fish steam!
Going, going,...
Hugh!
Late last night a knock
With beating heart, I opened the door.
I'm compiling a new dictionary, of well known phrases brought up to date.
For example
Many are bold, but few are brazen.
More to come.
Q. What works when it's on strike?
A. A match!
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This charming puzzle is new to me. Although it appears on quite a few websites, I only stumbled on it a couple of days back.
Cats like boxes, as we know. In the puzzle a rather naughty cat is hiding in one of five boxes, arranged in a row.
The cat challenges you to find it! The rules are:
- each day you may look in just one box
- each night the cat must move from its current box to an adjacent one.
So from box 1 the cat must go right; from box 5 left; and from other boxes it can go right or left.
The question is: can you catch this mischevious cat, however hard it tries to elude you? If so: how?
I don't know who first thought of this puzzle but there are lots of references in this article.
Bless me, there's my thrush
Telling me the same old story
Spring's coming soon. Don't worry.
From a tombstone
It takes a Poet to pen a Poem.
By his Verses, you shall know him.
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